I’m not exaggerating when I say that we probably have several hundred seashells in the house. Most are seashell fragments and most are shells that Cristy has collected through the years. Bo…
You don't have to live right next to the beach to have beach decor in your home! These beach decor ideas will transform any home into a beach house.
Looking for some coastal home decor for your next DIY project? You'll love these crafts using things like sand, twine, and bottles to make beautiful beach-themed decor!
I'm loving this easy tutorial from Beach Vintage. The next time you find an ornate little frame at the thrift store, why not paint it and use it as the
As an adult crafter I don't always have a bunch of extra money to spend on my projects (okay I am a little cheap too!) Here are my best tips and easy ideas for finding cool free craft supplies for women who want to make fun and unique crafts projects.
When it comes to creating a captivating and memorable atmosphere for your special event, centerpieces play a significant role. While centerpieces are often associated with weddings, their versatili…
Calvin Seibert builds impossible géometric shapes with sand!
It's natural to be influenced by your travels and to pepper your home with interior souvenirs. For instance, after vacationing in the Southwest one year, I
Interested in knowing what summer hats are going to be on trend for this summer? We've compiled a list of the top ten summer hats that you can rock at the beach!
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Discover the joys of creating twig sculptures with your children! A step-by-step guide to turn twigs and sticks into stunning artworks.
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WELCOME! I’m so happy you are here. My name is Erin and I’m the blogger behind Elizabeth Joan Designs. I’m a 40 something-year-old wife and mom of three, who loves the beach, photography, all things that deal with design (interior, graphic, web), renovations, music, spicy food, and animals. Well, basically, I like everything, except feet (eww) and mean people. I love to learn and I love to try new things. On the blog, you will find lots of DIY, home decor, organizational ideas, and printables, along with snippets from my personal life and more! I love to share ideas and hopefully inspire others to create. I am not an expert, just a regular person like you. My approach is trial and error and I love the process of learning along the way. Come learn from my successes and mistakes as I design my life, one project at a time. Want to get in touch? Email Me.
I’m so excited to kick off Beach Week here at Camp Mama Notes :) I hope you find these activities helpful as you plan out the next few months with your kids! I’ll be sharing some of these on Instagram stories throughout the week and adding some additional ones so be sure to check back! […]
Is black just a passing fad? If so, then what? And if not, what are some great ways to incorporate black? And finally, find out the very best shades of black paint!
Those windows and doors! The stone walls. The beamed ceiling, The floors. The range hood. The outside. The old cutting boards. All of it. Yes, please. @ozarchitects
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miss-mary-quite-contrary: “ this is the one picture on the whole internets that made me want to learn how to crochet. i never did find the name of the woman pictured, but these are her stunning...
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A few years ago, a worldly friend who’s always in the know posted something to her Facebook wall that went something like this: Mudlarking on the Thames is the best way to spend a Sunday morning in London. She had me at "mudlarking"—I had no clue what it was. It seemed like something curiously obscu
image via Tiffany on Pinterest Yes!!! The Summer has finally decided to make an entrance...are you enjoying it where you live?! To...
Centered by a 19th-century neoclassical mahogany table by Baker with a Woodhouse lounge chair by Jonathan Adler to the right, the sitting/dining room overflows with energy. The Choros chandelier by Barry Goralnick for Visual Comfort is of aged iron and hand-rubbed antique brass.A charcoal nude by Russian artist S. Holinko hangs left of the 19th-century…
There are various ropes depending on the materials they are made from and the purpose they are meant for, like for dragging and lifting things. Ropes can be used anywhere and by anyone, from cattle wranglers to sailors and mountain climbers. It truly is a versatile piece of equipment, but…
Litter and littering is a huge problem. Not only does it threaten and cost the environment dearly, but it's also costing us too - last year, the local authorities spent £682 million just to keep our streets clean. So, I think we can all agree that as a society, we need to not only reduce the amount of waste we produce, we also need to ensure that it's disposed of correctly. We all see litter - it's everywhere, so how can we not - but quite often we see it as someone else’s problem - we didn't drop it, so we don't have to pick it up. But, once it’s there lying on the floor, blowing around our streets, into our forests, onto our beaches, and into our seas, it is our responsibility. It’s our planet and we should all be working together to clean it up.
For photographer Michael Crouser, it took decades in a darkroom and fifteen years with bullfighters to find his voice.
December 1st, 2009: We arrived in Lima, Peru, and took an afternoon to check out the beach glass at a few beaches. Right off the bluffs there are
Learn how to make these decoupaged coastal Easter eggs.They are an easy Easter craft and perfect for the beach lover and coastal home.
Hey guys! It’s me, Brilliantlybeloved 💗 Opened this side blog when the tumblr purge started. Hope you all enjoy this new page filled with glitter, girliness and love. You can still find me at brilliantlybeloved as well 💗
As long as humanity has had beliefs in a higher power, the use of magic, spells, curses, and incantations have featured widely across cultures. A number of influential texts or ‘grimoires’ (textbooks of magic) were developed over the centuries, many of which became the books of choice for secret societies and occult organizations that endured well into the twentieth century.
